- #SCRIPTING TOOLS FOR WINDOWS HOW TO#
- #SCRIPTING TOOLS FOR WINDOWS CODE#
- #SCRIPTING TOOLS FOR WINDOWS DOWNLOAD#
' set ctrl = ctrlwalker(sap_session.findById("wnd").Children, "tblSAPLBUD0TCTRL_BUT0ID") Set oFindCtrl = ctrlwalker(ctrl.Children, sfind)įunction ctrlwalker(ctrl As Object, sfind As String, Optional s As String = "") As Object ' g_sIDTABPath = sFindCtrlPath("tabpSCREEN_1100_TAB_03")įunction oFindCtrl(sfind As String, Optional isap_window_num As Integer = 0) As Object ' find the first control that matches (contains) sfind in the controls path.
#SCRIPTING TOOLS FOR WINDOWS CODE#
is there a click event? If you build it they might include it in the SAP GUI Good work!Īnyway here is the code i use to find a control (i'm sure you can work it out but here it is).įunction sFindCtrlFullPath(sfind As String) As String
#SCRIPTING TOOLS FOR WINDOWS HOW TO#
Do you know how to detect a click on the SAP GUI. I noticed that the GuiMainWindow object has a property Visualize (Calling this method of a component will display a red frame around the specified component) just like the wizard used to do? I tested it and it does what the wizard did. I don't know what your tool is written in (but if its auto it should be 'easy' to create a pointing device like the wizard had). There may already be a find function but I wrote one in VB (i'm sure you can work it out below).Īlso now that the wizard is gone? - it should be easy to creating a pointing device like the wizard had.
so i just get the path using a find rather than hard coded path for each control. Your tool would be good if it has a find function.įor example i have found that a TAB control changes in different environments (test and prod). Great tool, I have found that the controls paths can vary slightly when running against different clients eg (test and prod ) not sure why.
#SCRIPTING TOOLS FOR WINDOWS DOWNLOAD#
Scripting Tracker is free and you can download it from Scripting Tracker Lite is replaced by Scripting Tracker. After the identifying of the scripting object it is possible to copy its technical name, called ID, to the clipboard and to use them in another context. This functionality is equal to the SAP GUI Scripting wizard. Now it is necessary to move the mouse pointer to the selected session window. One the other hand it is possible to select a session from the hierarchy tree and to press the identify button. It is possible on the one hand to select an object from the hierarchy tree and to press the right mouse button. With the Analyzer the program offers the possibility to identify each scripting object with a red frame. Also it shows for each scripting object, after the selection in the tree with a single mouse click, a lot of technical details like e.g. The program shows a clearly arranged tree with all SAP sessions and its scripting objects. It is a small utility to replace the SAP GUI Scripting wizard. Also we see the problems with the wizard here. OSS note 1633639 tells us very clear the status about the SAP GUI Development Tools with Windows 7.
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